Aniimo game info

What Aniimo is

A creature-collecting action RPG from Pawprint Studio: an open world you explore, creatures you catch with Aniipods and raise, and real-time combat rather than turns. Free to play on every platform, and on Xbox Game Pass from day one.

How Aniimo are organised

This trips up nearly every other source, so it is worth ninety seconds. There are 100 species and 235 forms, and the marketed "200+ Aniimo" counts the second number.

A species is the creature; a form is the one you own. Element, stats and skills all belong to the form — some forms come from weather, some from time of day, some are rare variants. An owned creature is a species wearing a form, and it can change which one it is wearing.

Each form has an element, a role (DPS, BREAK, Support, Heal or REGEN) and an evolution stage — Lumin, Gamma or Nova, with some creatures sitting outside the ladder entirely.

Browse all 235 forms →

What nobody knows yet

Worth saying plainly, because several sites present these as settled and they are not.

• Evolution requirements. The wiki publishes every evolution chain and never the requirement, so all 235 forms have an empty conditions list here rather than a guess.
• When things spawn. Habitats are known, and so are level bands — 14 of the 16 habitats carry their region's, read out of the game client. The weather and time of day that actually govern an encounter are not published by anyone.
• The type chart. One fan site is the only source for the matrix. It is published here labelled, not laundered.

Launch and platforms

Cross-save and accounts

What it costs

Corrections

Every time this site published something wrong, what replaced it, and what changed our mind. Nothing is ever removed from this page.

1. 21 September 2026Changed

   We said Aniimo has not launched a redeem-code system. Across all three closed betas, every reward was delivered straight to the in-game mailbox with nothing to type. So any site currently listing "working Aniimo codes" is publishing strings that cannot be entered anywhere. There is no field to put them in.

   Actually There is a field. The launch build shipped gift-code redemption at Settings → Account → Gift Code Redemption, codes are case-sensitive, and rewards arrive in the in-game mailbox. Eleven codes are live as this is written and one has already expired. Everything in the original sentence was true of the betas and none of it was true of the game, which is the whole failure: the claim was about a feature’s existence and was dated to a check made eight days before release, on a page whose entire subject was a feature that launches with the game. It was also an accusation — the sites listing codes were right, and this one was telling readers they were fabricating. The page now states the system’s existence as a written-down fact rather than deriving it from the code list being non-empty, so an empty list can never bring the claim back.

   Redeemed in game by the site owner, 21 September 2026; cross-checked against four public code trackers · found by the site owner · on /codes/, /game-info/

2. 21 September 2026Changed

   We said Cross-save: not confirmed. Nothing official says your progress follows you to another device. Treat your first platform as permanent until Pawprint says otherwise — and if you mainly intend to play on a phone, starting on PC on the 16th could mean restarting on the 23rd.

   Actually Cross-save is confirmed, and was already confirmed when that sentence was last edited. Pawprint’s pre-download notice of 14 September states that "Game progress is fully shared across all platforms within the same server", and names the account it hangs off: "You can link your Steam account to your Aniimo Pass email account." The advice was therefore backwards for a week on the one decision it existed to help with — a phone player was told to consider waiting when they could simply have signed in. Two things survive unchanged and now carry the weight the platform warning used to: the three regional shards, and the fact that a character is locked to the one it was created on. "Within the same server" is the caveat, and it is the one every secondary write-up drops. The mistake was ours rather than the source’s: the notice was public, and this site had recorded the official news index as dead-ending at an id six posts below it.

   Official pre-download notice, 14 September 2026 · found by the site owner · on /game-info/, /mobile/, /codes/

3. 21 September 2026Changed

   We said No official probability disclosure exists for Aniimo, anywhere. All three closed betas were non-paid, so no real-money purchase has ever gone live and no rate has ever been published. Anyone quoting one is repeating an unverifiable number.

   Actually The live game publishes rates for the Sparkling mutation: a base of 1 in 20,000 per Aniimo, with Little Fire Spirit at 1 in 2,500 and Irisalis excluded outright at 0%. "Anywhere" is what made the sentence wrong — the defensible claim was always narrower, and it is the one the page makes now: nothing bought with real money has a published rate, because nothing bought with real money is randomised. The unsourced beta rift numbers are still not published here and still trace to one site citing an unlinked forum thread. Worth noting alongside it, and not a retraction of anything: Google Play’s content rating for the Android listing reads "In-Game Purchases (Includes Random Items)".

   In-game Sparkling odds disclosure, live build; Google Play listing for com.x.aniimos, read 21 September 2026 · on /game-info/

4. 21 September 2026Changed

   We said The iOS package is 604 MiB.

   Actually It is 3.46 GiB. Apple’s lookup API reports 3,719,547,904 bytes against build 1.0.3, read 21 September 2026. The figure did not change so much as the app did: 604 MiB was the placeholder the listing carried on 8 September, before the shipping build was uploaded, and this site quoted it for a fortnight as though it were the download. A reader clearing 604 MiB for it would have run out of space roughly five times over. Google Play now carries an Android figure too — 516 MB, an eighth of the iOS package for the same game, which is a packaging difference rather than a content one and is why the two are reported separately rather than averaged.

   Apple iTunes lookup API (id 6759098797) and the Google Play listing, both read 21 September 2026 · on /mobile/, /game-info/

5. 16 September 2026Wrong

   We said Berylline Causeway

   Actually The region is Berylline Vale. That is the name the game shows, the name in the launch client's own region table, and the name in every quest line but one. "Berylline Causeway" is what the official wiki calls it, and this site copied the wiki without checking the name against the game. The region, its creatures and its page are unchanged; the old address redirects. The creature list the game keeps for the region is identical to the wiki's, which is how the two were matched rather than by name.

   Checked in game, 16 September 2026; the launch client's region table (build 3535596) agrees · on /habitats/

6. 16 September 2026Wrong

   We said Their 97 is our 95 plus two entries that are not creatures. Lunara is the 2025 press-cycle name for Fennelun — which their list also carries separately, so one creature is ranked twice under two names. Soleon matches no species in canon and no known alias; it appears to be a CBT-era name that no longer exists.

   Actually Both halves were wrong, and the mistake was ours rather than the source's. Lunara and Soleon are real Aniimo, and they are in the dex now. The four sun-and-moon entries are two evolution families, not two creatures under four names: the game's own ids put Lunara at 1037100 beside Fennelun at 1037300, and Helion at 1036100 beside Soleon at 1036300 — the same family-then-member pattern that puts Emberpup at 1005100 beside Flameruff at 1005200. They carry four different descriptions, and aniidex lists two distinct stat blocks across the two pairs. The error came from a rename rule written into this site's data pipeline as a guess, never checked against an identifier — and it never even fired, because the wiki had always served the entry as "Fennelun". The guard that replaced it asserts that no alias may collapse two creatures the game numbers apart.

   Official wiki pet ids, recovered from art URLs, 16 September 2026 · on /tier-list/

7. 16 September 2026Changed

   We said NO.013 Irisalis is missing from the official wiki's index because it is the only species with no Basic Form, and that single fact explains every 93 / 94 / 95 discrepancy you will find elsewhere.

   Actually True when published, and the launch build changed it in two ways. Somniwing's single form was relabelled from Basic Form to Prismana Form — same creature, same art, same pet id 1023300 — and it promptly disappeared from the wiki's index grid, exactly as Irisalis always had. So there are two such species now, and the rule is better stated the other way round: the index lists species that have a Basic Form. Irisalis' dex number also moved, from 013 to 10001.

   Official wiki, launch-build rebuild, 16 September 2026 · on /start/

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